Website Speed Optimization

Speed up a slow website: we measure Core Web Vitals, find what is holding pages back and fix images, code, hosting and third-party scripts.

Faster pages, measured properly

Slow pages lose visitors before they have read a word, and page experience is part of how search engines evaluate a site. We measure where the time goes and fix the causes, not just the symptoms.

What’s included

A typical speed optimization engagement.

  • Core Web Vitals audit (LCP, INP, CLS)
  • Image compression and modern formats
  • CSS and JavaScript clean-up
  • Caching and server configuration
  • Third-party script review
  • Before-and-after report

Start with measurement

We test key pages with lab tools and, where available, real-user data, then rank issues by their impact. Common culprits are oversized images, render-blocking scripts, unused CSS, heavy plugins and slow hosting.

Keep it fast

Speed degrades as content and plugins are added. We document what was changed and can monitor performance as part of managed hosting so improvements last.

Frequently asked questions

How do you measure whether the site actually got faster?

We record Core Web Vitals and load times for key pages before any changes, then measure the same pages afterwards. You receive both sets of results side by side.

Will speeding up the site change how it looks?

Usually not. Most gains come from images, code and server settings that visitors never see. If a heavy feature, such as an autoplay slider, is the main problem, we discuss lighter alternatives with you first.

Our site is on WordPress with lots of plugins. Can you still help?

Yes. Plugin-heavy WordPress sites are a common case. We identify which plugins and scripts cost the most time and remove, replace or reconfigure them.

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Start a project

Talk to us about your project

A few sentences is plenty. Describe what you need built, fixed or improved, and we’ll come back with questions and a sensible next step.

  1. We read your message and reply within one business day.
  2. A short call to understand goals, users and constraints.
  3. You receive a written proposal with scope, timeline and cost.

What you need, rough timing, and a budget range if you have one.

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